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An African soccer team in Cairns

Growing up in Sudan, Yor Asheen would play soccer with a sock full of rubbish, kicking to his mates on quiet back streets.

"We'd just kick around and have fun, you know. Forget what you're seeing [around you]," he says.

When he migrated in 2006, the first question he asked on Australian soil was where the nearest soccer club was.

"I asked the lady that was helping us and I said football. She said they call it soccer over here," he says smiling.

Now Yor hopes the game will bring Africans in his new home of Cairns closer together.

Last year, Yor tried to put together a team made up exclusively of African players to play in Division Two of the Cairns District and Soccer Association's competition.

"It just came to my mind, 'Why don't we make a team?' because we all played in different teams and we'd play against each other," he says.

After a promising start though the team fell over just before the start of the season.

But this year, with greater numbers and support from the Redlynch Soccer Club, the team has entered the competition as Redlynch Gold and currently has one win and one loss for the season.

Some of the players don't speak English but Yor says there is a common bond between the players who come from Sudan, Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

"When we first started the team and said it was going to be African, everyone [in the African community] was interested ... we're there as African people together and that's what we wanted."

Kelly Wetzel, who is helping the team says the relationships formed off the pitch are more important than wins and losses.

"What we're trying to do is bring the whole African community together, get closer with each other because we're all from different parts and we all speak different languages, but when we come together, it's a really exciting thing," she says.

"People from different countries tell us stories and that's a really good part of it."

Redlynch Gold are currently looking for sponsors to help them in their inaugural season. If you'd like to become a sponsor, please contact ABC Far North on 1300 801 222 and we'll pass on contact details.

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Updated April 20, 2011 10:00:00

The manager of Scottish football club Celtic and two other well-known fans have been targeted by "viable" parcel bombs designed to "kill or maim", Scottish police said.

The package addressed to Celtic manager Neil Lennon was thought to be a hoax when found at a sorting office on March 26, but today, Strathclyde Police said they would be launching an investigation after it was found to be "designed to cause harm".

Police said they did not believe the bombs were linked to terrorist organisations.

The two other targets were Scottish Labour politician Trish Godman and lawyer Paul McBride, who has previously represented Lennon.

"They were viable devices designed to cause harm," a police spokesman said. "We are treating the matter very seriously."

The package destined for Lennon was found at the Royal Mail sorting office in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire.

Ms Godman's parcel was intercepted at her constituency office on March 28 while the package sent to Mr McBride was discovered on April 15.

Lennon has been on the receiving end of sectarian threats throughout his playing and managerial career.

Two men were jailed for two years in 2009 after Lennon, a Catholic, was assaulted in Glasgow, and earlier in the season the former Northern Ireland international had bullets sent to him in the post.

The ex-Leicester player retired from international football in 2002 after receiving death threats, widely believed to have been made by extremists opposed to a united Ireland.

The Celtic boss was handed a four-match touchline ban last month after an altercation with Ally McCoist, coach for Glasgow rivals and mainly Protestant-supported Rangers.

Scottish first minister Alex Salmond said: "Let us be quite clear - there is a major police investigation under way to ensure that the individual or individuals concerned are identified and apprehended, and then brought to book with the full force of the law.

"These disgraceful events should remind all of us who love the game of football of what unites us as a community.

"It is time to remember what we value in society, and unite to condemn those who use football as a pretext for their pathetic and dangerous prejudices."

- AFP

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